Capital Governor highlights importance of cooperation in completing Damascus Street project
Saturday evening, Sheikh Abdullah Salem Al-Ali, Governor of the Capital conducted an on-site inspection of the Damascus Street development and rehabilitation project, accompanied by Eid Al-Rashidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Public Works.
During the visit, the Governor was briefed on the ongoing implementation phases, which are steadily progressing toward the project’s full completion. The Damascus Street project is considered one of the most strategic infrastructure initiatives, designed to modernize the road network, improve traffic flow, and enhance the safety of road users, thereby positively affecting the daily lives of citizens and residents.
Governor Al-Ali, during the visit, emphasized that enhancing cooperation and integrating efforts among relevant authorities is a cornerstone for completing vital infrastructure projects on schedule. Such collaboration, he added, is key to meeting traffic demands and supporting the objectives of Kuwait’s 2035 development vision.
Sheikh Al-Ali praised the Ministry of Public Works for its dedication to implementing and developing infrastructure projects in accordance with the highest engineering standards. He noted that these achievements reflect the state’s commitment to supporting sustainable development and delivering quality services that benefit the public.
The Governor stressed that strategic projects like Damascus Street are vital to enhancing urban mobility, ensuring road safety, and reinforcing Kuwait’s long-term development goals. He also highlighted that careful coordination between all stakeholders is essential to avoid delays and maintain the quality of public works.
The Ministry of Public Works continues to oversee the project’s progress, focusing on timely completion while ensuring that engineering and safety standards are met. These efforts are aligned with the broader objectives of improving the country’s transportation infrastructure and contributing to sustainable urban development.
Sheikh Al-Ali reaffirmed the importance of ongoing monitoring, field inspections, and collaboration with technical teams to guarantee that infrastructure projects are completed efficiently, meet international standards, and serve the growing needs of Kuwait’s population.
The Damascus Street project is part of a wider initiative to upgrade key roads and urban corridors in the Capital Governorate, reflecting Kuwait’s commitment to modernizing infrastructure, supporting economic growth, and improving quality of life for residents.
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